Ethiopia Reopens King Tekle Haymanot Airport After Nearly 30-Year Closure
Ethiopia has reopened the King Tekle Haymanot Airport after a 30-year closure to boost trade, tourism, and regional connectivity. The upgrade allows for larger aircraft and supports Ethiopian Airlines' long-term growth strategy to become a top global carrier.
email facebook linkedin twitter Whatsapp Ethiopia has reopened King Tekle Haymanot Airport, restoring commercial flights after nearly 30 years The upgraded airport can now handle larger passenger and cargo aircraft, supporting trade and tourism The project aligns with Ethiopian Airlines' plans to expand its domestic network and long-term growth strategy Ethiopian Airlines and Ethiopian authorities inaugurated the renovated and upgraded King Tekle Haymanot Airport on Sunday, July 12, restoring commercial air service to the area after nearly three decades.
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